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For example, to blink the LED for eth3, run the command: network --blink --nwif eth3 --time 30

Result

Check the LED on the ethernet card on the back of the system for identification.

network --enable

Description

The command starts the specific ethernet device(s) on restart.

Syntax

network --enable [--bondif <bond0,bond1,...,bondN>]

[--nwif <eth0,eth1,...,ethN>]

--bondif Bond interface(s) to delete.

--nwif Eth interface(s) to dele

For example, to enable eth2, run the command: network --enable --nwif eth2

Result

Interface device operation successful. Please restart networking for the

changes to take effect.

network --disable

Description

The command does not start the specific ethernet device(s) on restart.

Syntax

network --disable [--bondif <bond0,bond1,...,bondN>]

[--nwif <eth0,eth1,...,ethN>]

--bondif Bond interface(s) to delete.

--nwif Eth interface(s) to dele

NOTE: You cannot disable eth interfaces which are part of a bond.

For example, to disable eth2, run the command: network --disable --nwif eth2

Result

Interface device operation successful. Please restart networking for the

changes to take effect.

network --troubleshoot [--links] [--gateway] [--ntp] [--dns] [--active_domain] [--nis] [--

RDS>] [--interface <bondN | ethN>]

Isolates a variety of networking issues that you might encounter while running a DR Series system. When you can

isolate a problem or issue to a specific cause, you can better understand and resolve it. The DR Series system CLI

network --troubleshoot command and its options allow you to perform basic troubleshooting checks on the state of a DR

Series system.